Sure! Let’s solve both parts of this worksheet step by step.
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I. Use the correct personal pronouns. Watch the words in brackets.
We need to replace the blank with the correct
subject pronoun (like I, you, he, she, it, we, they) based on the noun or phrase in parentheses.
Example:
> ___ often reads books. (Lisa)
>
She often reads books.
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*(“Lisa” is a female singular name → “she”)*
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Now, let’s solve each one:
1.
___ is dreaming. (George)
→ George is a male name →
He
✔ He is dreaming.
2.
___ is green. (the ball)
→ “The ball” is an object → use
It
✔ It is green.
3.
___ are on the wall. (the posters)
→ “Posters” is plural →
They
✔ They are on the wall.
4.
___ is running. (the dog)
→ “The dog” is singular →
It (unless specified as male/female — here, not specified, so “it” is safe)
✔ It is running.
5.
___ are watching tv. (my mother and I)
→ Two people →
We
✔ We are watching tv.
6.
___ are in the garden. (the flowers)
→ Plural noun →
They
✔ They are in the garden.
7.
___ is riding her bike.
→ The sentence says “her bike”, so the subject must be female →
She
✔ She is riding her bike.
8.
___ is from Paris. (My grandfather)
→ Male person →
He
✔ He is from Paris.
9.
Have ___ got a computer, Mandy?
→ Asking Mandy directly → use
you
✔ Have
you got a computer, Mandy?
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II. Complete the sentences, as in the example.
We’re now using
possessive adjectives (my, your, his, her, its, our, their) to show ownership.
Example:
> This book belongs to me. It’s
my book.
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Let’s solve each:
1.
That parrot belongs to Bryan. It’s ___ parrot.
→ Bryan = male →
his
✔ his
2.
These shoes belong to my dad. They’re ___ shoes.
→ Dad = male →
his
✔ his
3.
This room belongs to my sister and me. It’s ___ room.
→ “my sister and me” = two people →
our
✔ our
4.
That house belongs to Peter and Tina. It’s ___ house.
→ Two people →
their
✔ their
5.
Those cameras belong to my family. They’re ___ cameras.
→ Family = group →
their
✔ their
6.
That car belongs to your family. It’s ___ car.
→ “your family” → possessive adjective for “you” →
your
✔ your
7.
Those balloons belong to me. They’re ___ balloons.
→ Belong to “me” →
my
✔ my
8.
This desk belongs to my mother. It’s ___ desk.
→ Mother = female →
her
✔ her
9.
This books belong to Peter. They’re ___ books.
→ *Note: There’s a small error — should be “These books” since “they’re” is plural.*
But assuming it’s meant to be plural → Peter = male →
his
✔ his
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✔ Final Answers:
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I. Personal Pronouns
1. He
2. It
3. They
4. It
5. We
6. They
7. She
8. He
9. you
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II. Possessive Adjectives
1. his
2. his
3. our
4. their
5. their
6. your
7. my
8. her
9. his
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of personal and possessive pronouns worksheet.
